Too many boobs to run!

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  • La5Vega5Girl
    La5Vega5Girl Posts: 709 Member
    Amberbcox wrote: »
    I can't afford all of these right now. However, I got some from Old Navy and they are really good. They hold the girls in place during kickboxing, tabata, etc.

    i found alot of sports bras at a resale shop. they still had the tags on them (they were hanes brand) and they were only like $2 or something crazy low like that. it might be worth it to check at your local resale shop or a thrift store.
  • SeeSpotRun84
    SeeSpotRun84 Posts: 2
    I wear a Berlei sports bra that connects at the back for extra support, and an Adidas sports crop top thing over the top for extra squish value. My E cups turn into a small B cup, and I'm now starting to really love running :) The jiggle is such a put off for a lot of exercise
  • lindahallman10
    lindahallman10 Posts: 2 Member
    I've been a expert bra fitter for 28 years. Panache, Freya and Enell are by far the best. Don't go for anything you put over your head. If you can get it over you head it will never offer enough support. Remember the band needs to be snug but not too tight. Good luck with your search and remember a good sport bra is just as important as good shoes.
  • Liftng4Lis
    Liftng4Lis Posts: 15,151 Member
    Geez, I thought maybe you had more than two!
  • sfranklin2012
    sfranklin2012 Posts: 13
    I found a champion sports bra at T J Maxx that is phenomenal! Best of all; $7.99! Figured it was worth a try before I bought the $70 Shock Absorber.
  • sfranklin2012
    sfranklin2012 Posts: 13
    For those who asked how many, it's not quantity, it's overall mass:)
  • dashaclaire
    dashaclaire Posts: 127 Member
    I am a 34G so I feel your pain! Personally, lol'd at your thread title, I'm the target audience:) I have had luck with a few cheap, smaller than my size tightness holds my boobs in champion and nike sports bras.
    But I'll say this, why run instead of walk? It's harder on your joints, a calorie burned is a calorie burned.
  • ybodwen
    ybodwen Posts: 340 Member
    Another vote for Moving Comfort! I have the Fiona and love it :smile:
  • RebelDiamond
    RebelDiamond Posts: 188 Member
    Any sports bra with thick/padded straps that cross (X) over the back and have at least three clasps will do the trick! And consider wearing a tight stretchy crop top over the top of your sports bra to really strap 'em in for the ride! :smile:
  • sfranklin2012
    sfranklin2012 Posts: 13
    And just one more question....how the heck do you get the crazy things off?!
  • MMulder68
    MMulder68 Posts: 139 Member
    edited October 2014
    Have I got a bra for you! My sisters never budge! AND no uni boob either. Very flattering. I ordered my normal size and it was a little snug but it wears as time goes. It is only $38 right now. I know it seems like a lot but I am telling you....best BRA EVER! Enclosure is in the back so easy to get off.

    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00C1Z2EP6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
  • charleigh78
    charleigh78 Posts: 247 Member
    I sometimes use two bras. I will take a more padded sports bra and overlap it with a thin, stretchy one that fits fairly snug. I have a friend who swears by ace bandages though. She wraps herself in an ace bandage and then puts her bra on. Worth a try? :)
  • LazyButHealthy
    LazyButHealthy Posts: 257 Member
    sfranklin2012 wrote: »
    And just one more question....how the heck do you get the crazy things off?!

    I almost choked myself getting my crop top off today.
    It looks great (though always under t-shirts so only I see!) but it's a nightmare to get off, and it's not secure enough for the chest when I'm jogging.

    So I'm on the hunt.

    My sister swears by Marks & Spencers - one in particular with crossed straps and multi-hooks.

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